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Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
An UnfAithful Wifo.

One day last week Q good looking cou
Pile went to Bordentown, Nj, and secur
ed board at the house Of Mrs. West, oppo-
site the depot. They claimed to be mar.
ried, and gave the name ofAdams. They
promenaded the streets lovingly, and at
tracied come attention. At midnight on
Friday Bernard Hart, q well.known ga
loon-keeper Of Trenton, dashed into Bor
dentown with buggy, and, driving Ia
the residence of Marshal GJber, swoke
that official and told him he was hunting
for his wife and man. The descriptions
given by Hart Tailed with the desciip
tions of the alleged Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
Squire Flynn issued warrants for the ar
rest Of the guilty couple. The trio pro
ceeded to Vests boarding house, and tn,
husband and officials entered the bed
room occupied by Mrs. Hart and her para
mour. The latter plesded for his life II
the belief that the outraged husband wa
going to kill him. He proved to b
Charles Adams, who hsd been employe,
as bar tender by Hart. The woman re
turned to Trenton with her husband still
protesting her love for Adams who left 70
Philadelphia. 1t is said that Hart wi
a. once commence proceedings for di
vorce.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Fire rhis Morning.

Shortly before O'Clock tits morning,
b; Y discovered fire in the uow of sta.
bic belonging to Joseph Siockle, en- Nor
Tow street near Fifth. An alarm was
Immediately struck from box No. 81 at
Fourth and Madison streets, to which tue
entire department. responded. There
were ten valuable horses and several car.
riages in the lower part Of tho stable, all
of which were taken out. Before the ar
rival of the tireuen, 'Ae hose be longing to
the brewery was put 10 service and held
the fire here It WAS iirst dis covered, un-
til the firemen came. Tue total loss is
estimated al sl,0 o, and is fully covered
by insurance. The cause of the fire is a
my stery. While the fire was burning the
horses were turned loose and this morn
ing they we e all found near Aliens brick
yard.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Tho keagan.Honry Fight.

NEW YORK, July 10.-The second
deposit Of $500 in tina proposed prize
fight between Tom Henry and John
r ssgan will be posted to morrow after.
noon. The SUN Of $500 has already ,
been posted, and $500 side vii be put
up with the final stakeholder on July
26. The battle will be fought within
$50 miles OF this city In about three
weeks, and sporting men expect 1t 10 be
one Of the most desperate fought IN
years. Reagan recently defeated Jack
Files, and Henry has good record in
the Tisg. Henry Is now training al
Fort Hamilton. Reagan will train q,
Mott Haven, under Alt Power. They
will enter the ring at about l40 pounds
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

Sunday Train For Kehoboth.

The following In reference 10 Sunday
train on the Delaware Railroad to Reho-
both, is taken from the Delawarian: "A
petition is being circulated by some OF our
business men asking the Delaware Rail
road Company to put Sunday train on
the road to run from Wilmington to
Rehoboth, each Sunday. -,
Those favoring the ain sag that 1t Will
afford those confined In stores and ofhces
chance to spend one day In each week
at the teashore, whore otherwise they
would have to stay at home. The peti
tion will receive large number Of sigma
lures"
II the train should be put on there is ne
doubt but it would be largely pstronzed
from this city, aud that many who now
spend their Sundays during the heated
term at Atlantic or Cape May would TAXI
their families to Rehoboth.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
FOURTH EDITION
T.. Ev,c,,ons ,u Il, eland d.

DUBLIN, July . In the eviotions at
Ooolsrssery, County OF Wexford, 70.
ds,. a man named Darcy ard bis three
daughters made such stubborn DE-
feuse Of their house ego MT the baiiins
VINO attempted to tject them that the
officers, In their Aueer. attacked 'ne
oirla and badly injured one OF then Oh
The head. Three Of the bailiffs will be
arrested and charged with assault Tor
this. In the neIs house q tenant and
his wife made considerable resistance,
but they we're put out and then arrested
for scaldipg the police with hot water
CORK, July 9.-The members OF far
lament from the city and county o.
Oork, all Of whom are Home kolers
have ioiue ed In a summons cAllipgs CON
venti0n OF the Irish National Lea au'
to meet In the City OF Cork on July IL
20 devise means TO enable the tenants
Ireland TO resiet eviction.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Arrested la New York.

Arthur Machado, the demented Cuban
who came to this city last Wednesday,
aud was detained at police station until
Thursday evening, has been arrested in
New York. 1t will be remembered that
he started for that city in charge of three
friends. Upon their arrival he was taken
TO boarding house at No. 80, East
Twelfth street, and about 2,30 o'clock
Friday morning he rushed into the street
bareheaded and coatless, shouting, "l
killed my father, and he is haunting me. u
He was given in charge of an officer, and
later in the day was taken before the jeff
erson Market police court and committed
for an examination as to his sanity.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Killed ON the IsA,iroad.

joint. Aid red. q track walker en-
the P wv. & B Railroad, was found
lying dad on the track near T0wr send
It an eIrly our last Saturday morning
and tht re N aims were taken TO Midd 10
town, Shere Coroner BArnhill held an
inquesl and the jury returned verdtc!
Of accidental death. 1t 10 supposed
that ha WAS struck by passing train.
Alldre( leaves wife and several chill
dren. He will be re- me N bered as one ol
The mel who served on the jury which
OBJ VI, I'D r ibinsop, the colored pan,
OF rapeat the Eovenbsr term OF court,
1885, md whom Robinscn's attorney
@ anne bad said that he would hans
Robins,n II he was drawn on the jury
On thispoint the attorney asked Tor
new trisl, bu, as he could not substan
tia,e thu statement it WAS not granted
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
"a BEAD OF MISSOURI HORSES

yea, az id, l.I:s HANDS G Rigp,' ,'.% wsigh o.
Goag9h- rIo,ey x,l hl nia Geu ,am nr''e single or
No. J. hoan hcrst, d years old. ID hSnds
high, weighs I,s dpounds, well broke single or
dUublc los OF bone and good actor.
No.5 Bay ho 81. years Old, - ID hands
high, weith J, ,sg bounds. lots OF bone:and
Nn,s l. ght hay hose, . vars old, I6
hafiti, Ligli, weighs l,i5) pounds; will make
an elegant general pnrgo,. n"niI. RI ,.,.,.a
htap, Weighs / ITO pounds; wen broke smgle
or ,l1ui e and can De driven by The III sttuuld
No.. papple brown horse, years old. IL
81 hands high, weighs |, lf0 pOun.s: Hahblc.
nirt sable horse, andan extra fine hnrse.0
Ao,S, dark uay horsc, years old; III hant 5
hah, weighs LIZ 0pounds, lots Of boie aud II
40 No. ~ y Bfiown horse, years old, Is "a hands
hikl weighs 1850 pound, wei hr Ike slngle
OF double, good actor ana good usefu!
so 10. Blick mare, home rais.d, 5 years
ola 10 l-2 hands hiKh, weighs Leo pounds:
| not very We'll broke, but shows lots Of speed !:
| This Is avery promising mare.
so.. il and i2 fnir pr naa hay hofrses' closs
| :, 10, hounds. his Is An extra tine team,
| blacA points, with full names ana tails good
| a very nice team for coach or private use.
| No. l3 Chestnut sorrei horse, years old
| is3 "A hand. hiVn, weigh l.0JD pounds, well
| brokr. sIngle or uouhlc: drive with or without
| blind-: fctl IS oi steam, an extra road horse
| and 4 me eaddler. .,,
| hlpI' wen bred. shows lots OF speed; we mink
| " III make "A good troiler.
| Ma IL Bay horse, 5vtars old, bid hands
hl,l well br ke single ~ double, good
| rn,,is,rr. a Il will MAKE good mate for No.
| No. ia Brown maze, J years old, IS l..
| hand. lIph home raised, well bred: Il Iuait
| OF vic tendurance; VIII ~9rk single or double,
| hut Rick, Il little: with plrnty Of work VIII
S"s No. lam and Is. Pair of light gray horses,
| wears old l5l-t hands high, weigh :, 2GC
| pounds, well broke sing'e or double, aud a
| yuaI, useful pair of horses and great road.
NJ, 10 Brown marc years Old, Kentucky
| bred. % l-2 hand, high, wsII broke single OF
douh." aud An extra hhe sa ~ mare.
| 40 -. DARK gray morse, 4 !car. d, weighs
| l. %, hounds u good wUrAcr II any kind al
hsrntss; low down chunk; will make COOS
No. a. dark gray horse. years Old, weigh
! plJ p0uud5 works siugle or dOuh'r, aud Is a
handsome As auI budy's horst, and an cAtr,
81. ~ Park gray mare, > years o'd, !,
naals nigh, weighs !, ~ p suuds, We'll hrOkt
$ ngie or dsuhlr;a sery nIre mare for farm
+ business purposes.
h1lh, and extraR Oh luai llrroc; can drIyc /
luil,s an honr without any urging; can III
GtIycl by mo I tiruid persons; an Extra mic
&n..l. Gray mare, wears Old. u L. hand
iigh, weighs ,CtO p9unds,So sy!" wil drlv
snrrN; with alil t.e landing wilI make some
, Lhing last.
Also one new blackboard wagon, nearly nev
and In good order.
| TERMS Mi tey days credit with purchase
} giving bankable no'e with approved cndorser
JESTER K MCDANIEL
/. ", Sudham Son, AWets. Yll
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Nfasuro Uorses.

By hsadyeitleem.n's In the Every
Even!ugard Morning News wa are led
to infer aat Dessrs. Jester Il Mcdaniel
are atou in'r1dpcipg q now breed Cf
horses tito this county, and const'
Quently p-rso, who wish 10 improve
their stGth; Should attend the sale 81
their sal sa, 80 West Front street, on
Friday nex1. We are ars not prepared
to eive tie name Of the origin ator OF
the breed, bet We suppose thEt some ps'
culiar trals oeiUnR to H., sud that II
wil rant in ali respects above those
with with hlts. nen generally are fa
mIiiar,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
rorgsr Hsrv'I

WASHINGTON, July pJ
more Developments ye'stla
case O! Osoar j. Harvey, W
Ohiet OF Division now Ilfi|
forgery aud other ifsuda.a| ~
1t seems that while he w
chief of the horse c.slfhi
| die5oversd about twenty u
which all the Necessary s;.
been perfected, bat vhlsa ~ i
been finally considered o ~
| press CT other business DIV
lore eeemed to DO ps'"''
es,ed In them. ,..1
Mr.. Harvey took chais'a|
"W. w. wjnn, sllc'Gs!, s!,,l
several letters to i6e ;. .sn| "
nrsing their immta'ss.s ,ssI,I| N
Harvey then secn'ti :: lIs"s| !, n
The accounting ffosl' y NJ s1
| counterfeit stamps huu a. N \
lures which bad bseI !,s, ~
1 employed by him - c!.Is1| a
These Chime amour ,',,|
, checks for that amodn. "a All
] mythical Mr.. Wynn, ~ ~ \.
| came into the HANDS !, !, hi
who had no difionIty ycI'i,s| ~ N
payment at the, the O''jh| ID.
BANK of Washington, ~ !,
| necessary endorsement, ~, 4
4 and then added bis = oss ,s,v
rev ditcovery s~eI,'s ~ "A Er,
lfraudulently secured w -
sTnu
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
The Hero of France.

PARIS July l0.-General Boulanger
made an imposing entrte into Cierment
Ferrand yest terday. The houses along
the route taken by him were gally deco
rated ani the streets were lined with
troops. The city was full OF visitors
TIE General rode handsome black
charger, and was preceded and followed
by a military escort All along the route
he va, greeted with shouts OF "Viva
Boulange-." In replying to an addres:
OF welcome presented by the municipal
authorilics, General Boulanger said
eyes, / an Frer Gilman and Republi
eau, and lam deeply interested in the
welfare of tie army ard the greatness o.
the county"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
He Paid Her fine.

One day asst week Charles d Agnes
lad his 1RUSbter Vlo'et arr, sttd on 6
charge If discrderly COL duct, and when
the case was heard before Judge Gum
l1ins be seemed very slxious to hav.
her punished, but as the Judge did no
think the evidence sufficient, the cast
was diemtsseu. Yea er3sy morning
Violet wss fned S4 and ooste FOR be.nl
drunk AGd disorderly on S,turdao
night. and 1t was suppo.e6 that !
would send her to jail, but this raorn
ing her father who see ms to fare TO
laCted towards her, came to police sta
ton and hand ed over his check for th'
full amount.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Becaufe They 'Aint Built That Wsy
.at &C I9aI "a uoIs

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Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
THIRD EDITION.
Night Bell Echoes.


In these days Of heat, green fruit and
cholera morbus, when doctors are
worked for all they are worth and drug
clerks have to "bob mp serenels" &C all
uptimely hours CT the night to furnish
pain easing potions, 1t may not De aniss
70 give some hints as to the proper use
OF the druggitts' night bell. Only
about ere person In five seems to hpow
the use of the speaking tube, which iD
rnoss drug stores leads from the front
door to the room of the night clerk.
The caller who ignores the little
mouthpiece near tbs bell pull processes
"a follows: Els child is very Ill, ano
he gives the bell Q pull which cofrs
sponds In fury to the Importance OF tue
case. and then backs out TO ths curb
and sszes up toward the TOP OF the house
as If expecting to see the PHI com
pcuud.r fy down from the thiro'tto.S
window.
Mesnwh h..e the clerk whose room may
be a. the back OF the house 10 caihne
down the tube-Wtn! hellol Whos
there! &c, but eau receive no Response
from the customer, who 10 100 iAr away
to hear his voice, he conciuoes eomt
r,i,ch;eynes pe-son is trying to play .
trick ON him and seeks his mattress IN
no niessaut frame Of mind. Before ne
has ecup posed himself however the ball
almost Jumps from Its fastenings, ana
again he endeavors to get come reply,
but without success. A third, ana NE
knows the customer be'ow Is en- OF tnt
fou, ont of five who Cont know bow,so
he hurrledly dons his Iatment aoa
soAmpsrs down stairs three steps St
time while the bell makes one last spas
medic RING and Ia still. Before be car
hurry through the store sno se' wv
front door unlocked his nocturnal WEI
tor. who thinks minutes are hours con-
cludes there is no one home, aud calling
down maledicrions upon druggists gen
erally. hurries eff to enact the same
comedy at the next pharmacy around
the corner.
Not SO with the one out OF hve whc
knows how. He gives the Dell mone
rate ring ard Immediately places his
ear near the little mouth-piece sooVt
the bell pull. In less than mthnt'
"Wel,!' comes down the tube. he 3
once makes his wants known and fe
ceiyes the reply, "All right; Just wa,e
minute" and he is soon let in, gets III
medicine and Is back home whiie IN
other individual 10 making h,s rouon
waking up all the dIuggists In th
neieAaor hood, spelling his own Tempe
as well as theirs, and leaving tie pi
tient 10 suffer Tor his ieroranc': :
when Jou want the services or u
apo,neesry af,-r business hours, don
forge: the Speaking tube.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
ob,sc.to Worxinx Nine Hours.

The Carpenters Council in Chicae O
has called q msts meeting Of the car.
penters OF that city, 10 assemble on
" ednesday EVENING" tor the purpose "oi
coz graduating the bricklayers On the
successful termination OF the lock out
and ALTO 10 take meaeu eures TO solicit CT
compel the Master Oarpenters' Associa
tion to adopt the eish,.hour day" The
carpenters strongly object to work.
iirg nine hours while the brick
layers are only obliged to work
eight, and they consider 1t o me- ost op
perfume time to make their demands.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Tracked with Dogs ana Lyn oh cd

AUGUSTA, Ca, July 1O-Newi
reaches this city that q negro mar
named Ross Grifhth was iynohed a
Lexington about o. m. During Fri
day night he entered the room OF Mis-
SAllie Sohacker ford, . highly respectet
young lady, and attempted to assault
her. he concealed himself in the bous
until she retired, when he entered he
room. Miss SchAckelford awoke ant
discovered his prest nee. BE seized he
by the throat. The young lady Tough
desperately and tore his face badl.
with her nails. A child's scream II
another room frightened him and b
escaped. A dog tracked him and b
was captured and lynohtd.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
tmpro,emepIs a, me X n, station.

The wsIlH st the p W. & Z. railroad
station htye boeL painted, ana the win
dow trsnes, doors and seats vain !shsd,
Tps Union News Company's stand has
been r. rstnsg-d to the toushesst corner,
10 the pl,cs formerly occupied by the
telegrapl cHoe, which has heeu moved
to She oath v esJ corner. Everything
about ,hp station is being renoyst.d,
and w1en completed Will present q
Lan3sme appearance.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
An appeal for Murderer Johnson.

HARRISBURG, Ps., July 10-Papers
we're died with the recorder Of The
BoDrd Of Pardons yesterday by Rep.
reseutative Robinson, Of Delaware
County, asking for the communication OF
the death ser tence of Samuel Johu son
the m urd erer of old man 5harpiess, to
imprisonment for life. The papers IN.
ciude o petition signed by over 50CC
persons aud plumber OF letters.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Remedy for Weak Eyes.

The eye wash prepared aRd sold by
DR. j. Il. Simms, at Fourth and King
streets, Is one of the psst remedies foI
weak ey es, soreness, styes, &c. tha,
ca bs found anywhere. Any ole sut,
ferlug with weak eyes should give it o
trial. Various parties have been re-
ieved by It's use, and scores Of OF hers
may be by very few applications at
very little expepsa
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Who BS&uasf.

On Tuesday in this city and sectior
and in New England warmer, fail
weather viii probably prevail. a"G on
Wednekd ~ fair, still warmer AID more
humid weather, followed by partly
cloudy conditions. In the chisi sFri
cuitursl districts fair weather wilI
probably prevail except in tie Hcrth
west and upper lake region, IN wL!c1
local rains NAV De expected,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
ssIe of Valuable Property,

TIE Law property, containing 80
aces ! rood and perches, adjoining
lands OF Wn. P. Bancroft, E. /. Dn.
Pont ieNemoa.s s. Co and others in
Ch,isiana Hundred, was sold at trus'
tees ,alp, attthe court house ibis morn
log, st ~ O'Clock, by L. W. Stidham &
Son. auctioneers, To WIN. z. Bancroft
or $40, 100.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Invited to Parade,

Tha fIemen of this city have bean In
yited to take part In the parade which
takes place in Philadelphia Sep.em her
IS, On the anniversary Of the adoption
OF the constitution Of the United States
The matter will be considered by the
various companies at their meeting thit
week.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
BIaine speaks at Edinbuig

EDINBUHG. July 10-Mr. Andrew
Carnegie yesterday laid the foundation
stone of the new library building, tor
the endowment OF which hs don atel
$3.50 900. Mr.. Blaine was present and
made an address.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
perry,s Railroad Ere,rht Express,

P., w. q b. railroad station, will de.
liver goods to snd from all freight de-.
pots, places OF business or reside ces,
on arrival or departure OF trains, at rea.
,onable rates Telephone, call 442,
OH ce, Pine below Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
soldiers fire Into "A Mob.

MADRID, July 10.-rhers was FUR
ther noting at Valencia to-day In n.
sequence of attempts to collect Il 9
ooIroi tax, The military fred into .
crowd, killing four persons. R.in.
for &c ments have been sent to the town.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Fifth EDI1|
Opp0slnp B.0

appointed kehoS,s,ss siau' sssns,al e,
ment this year q ta, sl,n,, d's
= : dS ont agains. Iius ,hss q 2!
? isss 9 % Der os,.,. it ia said VI Vls 9l, I
:Se :Ss' S'ssnl. retain very vivid ~
hey hey say is ankle dean sn' y
,,"n,I. ,ne m,o'aultoes aet;asd i
.,Su,sf .sma s,s spite asains. ID ths y !
E,ypt, The only aav..,l .t,,.
%1d Toth s, is it' excellent eaaI, batS,a!
!. nne s,et omorrs and tho lirs u
u, is 'aio q are almost urspIn. u
Of Brandy vine sprina,, i,,'s9 .s
the State. 'A' c0a
some OF the member, ~ 4
say that political ipilaspn.s,'
at work to have ths ero.us o.es'
hoboth, ard others 70 ia,,S.
thai they do rot beI,s,s ,a',a y.
auy enc'inrmel, at a'l,,,s1 as
Y dlslike going to R.hUS0tss !!
snort time Is left to prsuas sr,.
An impression also ,ps, r,ss.',l
fresh supplies could b. ~,
Reno5oth, that Ice cOua \
and that it would c.s, a,
amount OF money to ,r,',s -
and supplies. '-'P
|, GA the other hand, tn, NJ.
hoooth, those who have sDms s
and expect TO DO 20 10, Van,
say that all these obi,c,ics',u my !
lets. They say ths, ju,,,
haing ankle deep. ths,, |,
all where the sucsnnu.,,
Ipitched. and in regard d 4
|plies, the idea was plsro,'
on'y q flight Of the main, ir,
FARMERS, they Say, vii ba
finest beef that can b hM
snd butter In abundapc,. ~ !,
much lower prizes Than |, M
Wilmington.
i In regard 10 ice, thesl,,
house on the place Oiled rIt
tai Ice, end as to na,,uon]
of course they are ths, yrs
they are at every oshs v,sdl
Ior IN wilmington, bEnv;
following letter irouyglr
proprietor OF the Bin
been received In rete,ssv \
'Ijsct:
L MEssRs. EDlroRl ap
IWi,mingLon, July ., lM-
lplease allow me TO c0,ns
statements made q. The h.y,
at the armory in this ciJ
leveDins, when And sAss
II General Kenney vl isNnl
lecting Re hoboih as The pl
:. encsm pment Of the sNl,
1.-THE irtt objection was iA,l
no good drinking water.
who has ever been l0lg sna
hoboth to Rst dry knoss d
y correct. Rshobotb !, DO
: most excellent drinking v,
havir z plenty o:it.
Il The second objection % I
is soft and sandy. Thsi
In regard TO the place selse
eral Kenpey its the tnCamI
,,tplace Ia in d white OAK gov
" acres, and everybody uuI
THAT white osh and hick
groU in loose, SANDY tol.
objt ction is 10 the lonQ,
tgrsss. The only gras q.
GncampmeDt ia white oloTt
fellow shid shat when bee
1855 his ankles Tfre 10
grsss, sand flea atd mosl
livery soity for hin. be '
DfAVe bOiultr.
| Thers is a wirs fence bet
1.-The properties in the nalsl
no may have caught h!s I
wire fence and thought
,grass. Ole man said thd
L,l 50 so!t that the tents vcu
This We all know 10 n'
ground is spirndid itn
which General Aenrey X
q made his choice Of It. II
~ men ought to hnoe v
talking about before ts,y
Iplace. Rehoboth Is one .
r(watering places 10 this %
r Since writing the above
some OF the officers who
iRehoboth YVES their cOo
u been there and they sant
WILLIAM BRlGF
Prssid. I. Reht
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Useful In's'f'J

Professor ID. +. Blscr, M
Gated and lrtelli2ehI, Is ,sn iii
Brooklyn, N, Y Y,a,nI,S y III d
ysusdf ysnsod fire escape aad n.o,s ~
interesting ooloIta Game p bs
labor. The fire eaU"pl sDS /, Id
.b .he use OF firsmen, .. aOd n I'd
norsS1, nc rsSraDsed that it CAD ""
sp sny desired height. t.'..r5.a %
The ice boat is lnna,nssatrIrrial
,ie' .ho'uld b,fnt through s, i IL q
life boat = .,obs1'ar nna 4Si can t' sI,',1 sis1
s.p s,lnI BIS 3 used ss a ;.s steam , q
iie The professor, ,'.its win apal
os oeopIe MET to devOie ne; G9s;,'1lr. sp,,i'
labor proposes q, ,s,, to oI.y ':S' aal,i1
Inyap,iops nn nrruaeI BY ths ,.. ,nl..SststI n.S
camera. tnns He justly ssiyY,fsa Ipseal
n",s has sG%s sslsp5'on %@s1 to to- a'es,IIiiG !
she%asivrs %efS i've beyond 1oos . isss iisssss
noih.ns Sci but CONNER
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
LsOts
Five bo. named James Scott.

Five bo psmcd James Scott, Elmer
Jones, Alfred katee, - Sutton aud
- Hoagland will camp at Birming
ham park, for the rext two weeks. They
will take provisions, tent aud fishing
tackle, and expect to have good time
Meyer Myers, wife and eight children
ar boarding with Mrs. John Robinson al
Green Bank, Del.
The Ohutoh of the Covenant Sunday
&c aool viii make an excursion to Biz
ming CHAM Park on Wednesday, the 1871
Inst.
VIM. LeRg and wife eft this morn inJ
Il a. Al. Al ha . h